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LYON hENI-ONfORNlSHED-
y NO A. PhEsCOIl, 14l0 st. n. w., (Kellogg
nishedb
mode d nI rovements. 81 % per month.
lzZe New lork ave. NV, three-story brick, 10
month. Wv -
2OfO Ith St NV. two-story brick, @ rooms store
per month. Wv
ZOlZ Sth ST. NV. Just above Boundary two-story
oticx wtn large and roomy three-sory building
lafoe stsuonary wssh-stAnds iu all the rooms alum
Ahce OF closets large and small; In fact modern
improvements $50 per month.
N.ce lrame C9ts.se OF rooms with large grounds
month. 49, wv 10
NJ finished 4-story Brick. n e. corner Of 18th and
go per month S-''
Appyto JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
n N
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Frs Ma. s yyNF " Isl .,ooo,
1923 Kst 1900 iSss X sIsornsr, iSS:S,,
lsS4 18th st. nw,wth M 1919 q. nw....... a909
l ls9 Iv,h st NV 1000 pos Ism St. i0r: 5000
FURNISHED.
1asS q nv; 1897 i; nw;;. 5000
lSGs 4 g. H. 49, 1880
g fsaY St;
IT'S De Sale. St st. nsar f4sys i5SS
i i395 i hSsh st. 1ias 10000
most desirable seclions OF the city Uniurnshed bats
IN apartment house. Onces for rent For particulars
oi5 Wv Eli 70 JOHNSTON. 7ss 18th st NV
E0R kkNl-MODLkN nEsipENCL IN.
osist srsiGER LiE Elia n i nsG st.
EoR RENI-FUKNIsHED or UNFUhNisHED-
Sc grounds e. W. NOD
u bath and hall large ya,d; II 9th me- two doors
Of Up i Pa cars .y and herd'eS Inquire
LOk I.ENT-AA ELEGANT AND COMPLk ELl-
Il furnished house; Is rooms and bath rooms: all
convenisnces. Address 1885 X So n. W. o21-6t
E0R RENT-l70s 10TH ST. THREE-sToRY
IL Brick, II rooms all mod imps. .............S 15
os IT, s NJ pSR FH9ns II iai Eof ap;
EOR RENT-TwO ELEGANT DWELLINGS 9I4
L aud 9I6 st. NV; Just finished; ole i'll walnut,
the otner cherry tweve rooms, cellar, all modern
improvements: large yard anu she'd with servants
closet; to 20toot alley Address OWNER. $40 9Th st.
NV O0-2m
HtOR RENT-A NEW TwO-STOKi BAY NINDOw
and back building brick House, $40 st. NV;
eight rooms; all modern conveniences. Inquire of
FRANK l. BROWNING. 416 5th st. NV. o6-1m
EOR Rents ST. NE, SEWN ROOMS; 5 I
Il St e., nine rooms modern improvements, newly
painted and papered hrst-cass eSndition houses
r. W. CALLAohAN, S31 NORTH Capitol st. o3-2m
EOR RENT-FURNISHED-I3 18TH ST N W..
- 1919: lao! Massachusetts ave-, &166 SO; 1915
18TH st. u W.. sS333; 1901 18th st W., $500; l5l4
n St L. W.. &l20. JAMES A. BATES.
s24- I'm 1407 st. Il. W.
I,OR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
= rlue mousse II rooms excellent locality. 49,. $500
iofV ~ l. ave-, ~ rooms. 100
1910 = ST. n.w IL rooms. 50
Gfound moor, 63J st. NV, rooms ...,,....., so
Upper rooms o3o st NV, each .............,, Is
1o99 LIST st. NV, rooms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :3l
lenleytown road and Noodey Lane, 10 rs...... %
Tenleytown road at northern Georgetown bound
JOHN E BEALL l. Co.
oa-1m 1921 street.
EORRENT-COTTAGE IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
- PRESIDENT Clevelands corner TenleytOwn Road aud
M0o0iey Lane containing IL rooms: $25 per month.
JOHN L BEAlL co. 1921 ST. NV. su25-2m
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Liquor License Questions.

NIUE OOH"Ho'1O-~HHo'
Francis Leonard keeps grocery and saloon
at No. 135 Delaware avenue southwest. The
grocery occupies the front OF the store and the
saloon the rear. Having built up good trade by
the sale Of liquor by the drink. he does not like to
be obliged to shut up shop on &C
count OF the Commissioners refusal to
give licenses for the sale OF liquor
to grocery or provision stores. Therefore he has
applied to the Commissioners to learn II he can
bui.d brick wall across the middle or his build
ing, and sell liquor on one side and groceries on
the other the store happens TO be On the corner
OF the street, and an exit from the grocery lie
made on Delaware avenue and one from the Oar
on street. He says there Will be no means OF
cmmunica ion between the stores. This raises
point which must receive the consideration OF the
board of Commissioner
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free to every new subscriber for year
to the WEEKLY STAR. II is a handsomely printed
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Ing contract, ca JI. Prince, clerk OF the Police
Court, said TO STAR reporter this morning that
he had no complaint to make about the time taken
TO get the printing done, as he always ordered It
ahead, but he certainly had a great deal OF fault
to md with the work. He said that IL was the
worst paper and printing that has been done for
the court In the twelve years he had been con-
nected with the court. He says that the work Is
done so badly that he orders little as possible,
In hope OF some change being made In the print
ing contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

THE Army MEDICAL MUSEUM FNIsHED.-The
contractors for the new building for the medical
department OF the Army, At the corner OF 9TH and
streets southwest, MeSsrs. Bright and Humph-
rey, have completed the work, and Will tomorrow
turn the building over TO the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

WILLS FnED.-The will OF Maria A. Berner
leaving her estate to her children, was flied to-day
as also the will OF jeremiah keefe, beQueathins
his estate to his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

EOR REM
II lsil 18th St. 11r-S5O
:3i3 4th ne. 6r.m 1850
ll2 10Th So Sc. 6r. 10. 80
e@3 l2th he. Or H. /. ] 4
III ~ lie ne. Or. nils
s-tiJ-lm NOhMsIEDl 4
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lSOR RENT-OR LEASE-WOOD AND COAL YARD
Il cor. ION and SITS W. scales sheds, stable md
broom brick house suitable for dwelling and Office
Terms apply to GREEN CUNNINGHAM.
oZl-lm' 14O5 Est
EOR RENT-CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITFRS a. PER
month. in advance: also sold Oh easy instalments
HENRY A. CLARKE & son,
s|-3m 1913 n. W.
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TH1RTY-FIRST. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell "a
ID front OF the premises, six two story Frame IE
Houses. Nos I3Oo 1907, 1909. 1911, 1913. and is
% street near corner Of street southwest. These
houses are new contain four rooms EACH water in
yard and all renting to good tenants making rood
investment Convenient TO street cars
Terms: One-third cash: balance one and two years
Notes to bear cent interest day of sale paw.
able semi annually aud TO be secured by deed Of trust
on premises deposit Of 100 each house az time
OF sale Conye &c, at purchasers cost Terms
TO be complied with IN ten days, otherwise right re-
served to resell at FISK and cost Of defaulting pur
chaser after ve days public notice OF such re- in
some newspaper published in Washington D. G.. Title
o2k-dkds DJINCANSON RROS Auct;o,..~.
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LOB HENLEY r Q: HOFFMAN
~ LIZ NIluEn

Property placed with for rent or sale Ia literally
advertised free of cost to the owner
For list Of property for sale. call send at Office
o2+ X o. HOFFMAN, 10th and SITS. NV.
I,OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE ROOMS. LARGE
I back yard to alley; 1920 st. Inquire 1875
18th st Tor keys. &c; rent S22. o24-lw'
LOR RENr-132O 9th ST. \. W., 10 ROOMS;
u al mod impS. together with very nm large sta
BILE in W. q. DuNALLr
o24-3t p20 st
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- - eNtf 49,
lfr.-......-....--. 100
fsrr4gutsl l0r.--4lo.O.
y. near l9th st- n-v...37 )
Conn. ave. near N 33.t3J
, near 18Th 333 3j
VT. ave. near l. 1t, 7r.3OU
lsOs Mass ave. 15r. -3OU
1913 y. H. ave. 15r. .3OU
1875 y. IL ave, l2r- -JUO
W. 18th ST. a ~, III. .3Oy
1918 Conn ave.l4r9l61
2Ul.5 X st-B.w, llr..-zJU
Conn. ave. near l. ST. -25O
h 81, near l2tn. r.-Z3O
lOll Conn. ave- J r..-23O
lsth 81. near y. l3r. 200
ls,sO JEFF. p NV, 1or.2 5U
l3ZO h 81, NV ..-.-... .ZoO
Mas. 4y.n.w-.n rlSth- loE-
lZl1 y st. NV. l.ir---2OO
The abOve Houses can =
Cur 0fhCe only. InOl
t2-k
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SHELL
loOl 18th 1T n.w-l2r.2Oo
iva 18th NV, 13r zoo
l5lb h stn-w.,1Ur. l66. 81
1913 ri. ave. 1lr. 1oo. 81
1911 . ist NV, llr l0U.67
1910 y st n.w..lir. loo. b Z
lzUO y 81. n ~, llr. $50
Dig 9TH ST. NV .l0r. $50
2l1 A st. Sc, l4r......l5O
1918 list st n-w..llr.l50
lOOv yth ST n-w,l4r loo
lIO6 Conn ave........l25
lsO2 18th st. n w.,llr.l25
h, near 10th 81. n.w-lIr.-
1910 1914 St NV. lOr. LIS
l4Uy 2OIh 81. INV. .yr. .l25
1877 Ost NV, 1lr..Il5
Z023 d St NV. lIr...lOO
8 Cook row n. w.. i2r- loo
1876 10TH st. n-w.l0r. 100
. examined by permit from
1AS J. klshEk 4 CO.,
lJ24 n 81. II. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

TIE TRENTON arrived At g. Thomas to-day On
her way home from Brazil with the old crew OF the
Lancaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

1,oE REST-120l AND l2o7 10TH ST. AND
Il 1886 n 81 Just couple ed and h -ndsoanely IL
ish-d Nith all mod imp-, and the supervision
81 careful architect; convenient to conn
AID q herCics aud Nestern Union telegraph ofhce
or Ut HILL d JOHNSTON. 73S 18th St n
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AUCTION SALES.

NoTICEaTHERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
~ FOUND" corner OF 23d street and New York
avenue northwest at Two O'CLOCK +. NJ. TO-MOn-
hOM. OCTOBER TWENTY FIFTH, ONE RED-AND-
WHITE HORNED COW, taken up from the northwest
By order Of the Health officer
1t SAML ElNo Elm Poundmaster ID C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

l2248 wylie ne. 5r. 1880
rear 2621 ! ST, Ar ......lO
1879 Bdy. 81. ne. 5r.-...S
1918 ,. T. AZ. . G., 3r. o.. .ti
l2l4 4 81. = g.. 3r. ........6
, RRADIFY Or Fs. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

I,OR RENT-A BLOCK OF NEW HOUSES BIZ NO.
II veInber j, hear Government Departments, each at
s5j Der month. Apply to hOUN SAUNDERS,
IsD7 1t o2.,-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

RENT-DESIRABTF PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
lvJ1 81 NV. L. rooms and bsth kitcheA /.
n u and furnace rooms house IN complete orde /,
" the preulf-.-S. Also. House Jl3 Pen ~ l.
l8ia n ". Apply TO JACKSON co. o2o Penn
lVania ave o24-3ts
I,oR RFNT-I INELY FURNISHED HOUSE: IL
j rooms veTy desirable location: every comfort AMI
Euysneuee nierafs rent stable and carriage
n lot 1871 IIth II NV or Apply 10 v. J. kHEES.
Smithsonian Institution o@O-l2t'
h,pR RENT FURNIsHED-NINE-ROO BRI K
III with b.. l. Corcoran ST. Ia RUoo repair. Also,
fWo-.tCry stab; $50 per Onth ESQ by the yer
MHIIAkER & u. DAN. 1il7 = st. o24-5t
IyOR KEST-OPPOSITE The PORTLAND. 1l2l
IL IIfb - m W. des rate 3-story and basement
rauss With - rooms all modern ifnproveineuts in
poi 0rier rent ss3.3 "a per mouth key At IL D
oz4-:if. II h WARNER & co.
NOR KENT-PRIyATE RESIDENCE i3Os CONN
II ave. 10 rooms, all modern improvements in COM
TIete ard thorough order, rent al OJO per year to
private family only J. FRED. KELLEi. 5l3 9Th st
n o23-3t
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Artificial SW;lrnning.

For the practical apr,Ast, Artificial
swarming is the easiest and best meth
Cd of increasing, but for the noviec, or
those with little experience, if they are
not careful they will overdo their work /,
and the result will be number of weak
colonies, with none in proper condition
to gather honey, The advantage of ar
tiGcial over that of natural swarming,
are. first, YOU can always keep laying
queens IN all your hives second, yon are
not bothered to 90 h!vea swarm when
YOU are at other important work, and
besides, your swarms will never leav"
for the woods; the work is much more
easily and quickly done,
There are many different ways Of
making artificial swarmS. | will here
give the method | think il the best us
general rule: We will suppose YOU
have two colonies NJ. ! IS well filled
with bees and brood. Take each comb
out OF No. and shake all the bees oil.
INTO the new hive this new hive is to
set where No /. did and now remove
No. . to a new stand. No. 3; place all
the combs in the hive where the bees
We're shaken off, and place this hive on
No. . stand, and the bees returning
from the field will give them plenty OF
flying bees. You will have to give this
hive a laying queen perhaps if 70" are
not we'll skilled in the work vow h,I
better cage the l0oon for one day. Now
You have thrcn good working colonies
from two, all with laying queens. In
abont ten days YOU can make another
swarm from one Of the other COLONIES
in the same way as YOU did with No. !,
and continue to do 50 as fast as vour col
onies are strong enough and as long as
the season lasts, but 10 not be too eager
to get to, large a number of colonies i'll
one season. Always keep your colonies
strong, and thoy will give vow better
returns.
With natural swarmng it is usually
about twenty-oNe days after the frs;
49,, lo,,,, il,, I,,v, hnior,. ,,1,, huya. e.,
laying queen in the hive, and good
queen will lay enough eggs in less time
than that to make u good swarm. Be.
sides, you never have to climb tres to
take down your swarm3; You can DO the
work when it suits YOU best and do not
have to wat.Mntil 10 suits the bees
Practical Farmer.
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Until further notice VIC will mail each ofour
friends copy Of the above valuable book
gratis an free Of postage, If they will mail
us l5.wrappcrs of Dohbins' Electric Soap
BY folding up the wrappers as you would
newspaper, the postage will only bc 2 cts
Always put your full name and address on
the outside of the bundle and write tn
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know who sends it.
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The Apiary.
How TO Make Bookkeeping
Successful.

til a we'll established fact that very
few of the men who start IN bee keeping
make success of it. TO be successful
there are certain rules that must be OBJ
served. First, certain knowledge OF
the business is required, aud the most
important is to know how to do the
right thing at the right time. \ few
days neglect will result in the loss of
best part Of the honey harvest. There
is nothing that will stand as little neg
lect as bees. If a person is inclined to
be careless, and goes in to bee keeplnS
with the expectation of large profits
and little work, he will most assuredly
make failure of 1t, and quit the bust
n ,ss with more experience aud less mon
ev. TO make bookkeeping successful
means work, and plenty Of it, and al
though the work Is not Luxurious, it re.
quires constant care, early and late; to
have everything always ready, so there
will be no confusion ut any time. 1t is
not every one that can keep bees sue
ccssfully, and if You have no taste for
that kind Of work you had better not
undertake it, for 1t will only result IN
a failure. Then there are those who
are successful with few hives, who arc
not capable Of managing aarge 'nlure
her
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IS &@ cARLIu HOUSE. G s{!;


FEEpnRTcK, MI, APRIL 23D, 1886.
The former mana 4ensent Of the City ffo~
VEL des&e to- inform thc travelling public,
.hat thtv have removed from the City Hotel
and are now conducting the "Carlin House.
Corner of Church and Court
streets, The large residence of Col. Her
spcrgcr was rrcently.purchascd and has been
connected with the Hotel.
Tie tractorls, bright and AIRY rooms OF the
NEW ADDITION
uakc the annex. particularly desirable for
TRAVELLING SALESMEN.
OUR COUNTY FRIENDS
who have patronized us so long at tho City
Hotel will always receive kind attention at
the Carlin House. Respectfully,
A. G. CARLIN.
{. ID, DOLL,
Manager. mayl3tt
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PURE PLYMOUTH ROCK
CETCEEN5.

VI j. Eichrlhcrwcr at Muttrr'S Station,
T.. L H. j. Il hrrcdcrofPurc Plymouth Rock
Chickens from Ohio Stock
HENS FOR SALE
at - Cents each.
EGGS FOR SALE
at ~ Gents for r..
Un farmers and other poultry raiSclS will
improve their stock Ivy securing some OF
This excellent strain Of chickens.
NJ. J. EICllEIBERGER.
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Watch vor,wcak colon les do not let
the stronger ones rob themSduring a
scarcity Of pasturag",
The swelling caused by the sting Of
bees may be prevented by rubbing the
parts affected with the Juice from a
leaf Of plantain.
In answer to the question, Does al
sike clover make dark colored honey :
sever j correspondents Of the -4meT'cm'
Bee Jowno} say it does not Others say
it makes honey slightly darker than
that from white clover, but not as dark
as buckwheat honey. One reply says
alsike clover honey has pinklsh color {;
another that it is in every way equal to
white clover honey.
Look through all your hives and see
that all have good fertile queens. Iou
can aid the colony in building up by
p ling the brood nest. Puta an emp
tv frame of comb between two hat are
full of brood but Ito not divide the
brood nest with NOR than one empty
comb at time lfthc weather is warm
the queen should have the frame fall of
eggs in four or FIVE days, when you can
place. another fra nell the centre OF the
brood nest, and continue to do 50 uutiI
YOU have broo in all the combs.
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The Art TOnSOrial
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
cot long Branch)

cot Long Branch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
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In the latest styl" of the art ionSoral.
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Is the motto of this cntcrprsin~ artist, and
hy Strc, attention 20 huisncss can't help
hu please all. Will be in hi, shop at all
times
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-07-21

FIRE INSJ RI NCE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-13
.,nse for Judge Lyncb.

FRAHKL1N, KY, Dee. l2.-W. +
Holmes, al aged white man, living in
,bi. county was found shot by a negro
desperate named Tom Dess, Satur-
day might and died this morning The
old man was shot down in the road
without proyoc1tion. The negro Is
now in iail here. A strong gu Ird was
nlaced around the jail last night IN
anticipation of riot 1t is thought
The i.il VIII be STACKED tonight aud
the nero, who is bad charact' r
w,ll known in Tennessee and Ken
lucky, swung up
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-13
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